Can they hold onto a plaster wall? I'm worried if the plaster wall is too feeble
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depends on what your hanging off these rails, weight is the major deciding factor, otherwise make sure to drill straight into studs(if possible) as you can put long screws anywhere on rails to align for stud locations. Use drywall plastic anchors in predrilled plaster wall, also depending on what your hanging off rails. Metal expanding anchors are also a possibility as well as butterfly anchors, depending on plaster wall thickness. *But to go straight to your question, feeble plaster may not be a good thing to hang much of anything heavy.
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The bars can hold a lot of weight so long as you have the bar hanging on the studs in the wall. We love the bar.
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Absolutely. These are the only kind of hangers I used on both drywall and plaster walls.
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I don't see why not, but I would make sure the wall can really hold if they are being used at the same time, make sure they are really attached to metal or wood.
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If your walls are plaster or plaster board you will need to put anchors in the wall first, wood walls you can just use the screws. Works great for holding towels.
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I have plaster walls. According to the directions, we had to drills holes into the wall, making sure that the plastic plugs (can't remember the proper name) go into the wall. After that is done, then I just used the holes that were on the inside top of the cabinet and screwed the cabinet to the wall. It has stayed firmly on the wall and it looks great. I hope this helps.
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Yes, they are pretty beefy. They claim to hold up to 70 pounds. The only precaution I would include is to make sure you use some screws (about 2") to mount the hooks into the studs of the wall. It might be easier to take a 1"x3" piece of wood to span the studs. Mount the wood piece to the wall and then mount the hook on the wood using 3/4" screws.
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Depends on the weight of the frame and the surface you are hanging it on. I used some small brackets to attach it to the wall and they hold it securely. The material isn't that heavy and if the frame isn't heavy, it doesn't take much to attach this.
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My walls weren't 100% smooth, and they adhered very well. I would imagine if the texture is pretty smooth, they would work, but not if it's a bumpy texture.
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You can, but it would probably need really strong glue to hold it up. These, like most self-stick tiles, bond securely to the floor over time as they are walked on. They could detach from a wall without some help.
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As long as the wall is smooth and clean it should stick ok. If the wall is bumpy at all, the hold won't be as good. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
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I do not know how you would safely hang them on the wall . I did stack 2 and secured them to a wall.
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Mine worked great but our walls aren't plaster. I think it would work if you made sure to find the wall studs and then drilled carefully into those. Can't hammer into plaster you must drill the hole and then use those little plastic plugs then screw into that.
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They work great for holding old glass tube TV's on stands to the wall. It attaches to the item you want to attach to the wall with think adhesive on nylon straps. I dont think they could be depended on to hold onto a smooth glass aquarium weighing a hundred pounds with water. I would not do it. The other end attaches with wood screws in studs. Though it would be better than nothing, I would not trust it.
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These are not secured by nails, but small pins. They don't look like they will hold any weight, but they do! I use a small hammer to get the pins into the wall, but you might be able to push them in with your fingers. They pull out easily if you twist them, then pull, and they don't leave big holes in your wall. I have been using these for several years as a professional photographer to hang my frames prints in galleries and wouldn't use anything else.
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I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
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Just put them on my wall last week. Made for the wall, but a ceiling is doable since there is a post they slide on and are fairly tight. They can pivot but not a wide range of movement because they will touch the wall.... ceiling in your case.